The food at this lunch counter was fantastic! If I lived in Louisiana, I would eat here for lunch…read moreat least once a week. The quantity and variety of options was wonderful and very creative. All the sandwiches were named after Old Hollywood celebrities. Don't be put off by the antique store vibe, the food is delicious and the owner and help are so sweet. There are only five tables that I could see, each seating 3-4 people. We chose Back in Time because I wanted to try a muffuletta while I was in Louisiana. They did not disappoint! Their homemade olive spread was a delight. I wish they sold it by the jar and it would have come back to Oklahoma with me. While there we saw lots of repeat customers come in, which is always a great recommendation. Thank you, Back in Time, for such a great meal experience.

First time to try this downtown Opelousas icon. The owner greeted me and took my order. I took her…read moresuggestions of the Pearl Harbor Salad. It was delicious. I'll be back to try a sandwich.

This is my absolute favorite spot the burgers, the salads, the fried chicken everything is always…read moreconsistent. The price point is OK. I love this place and I will always patronize their.

Very good and filling! Average fries. Cajun burger is big. Very juicy and spicy!! If you can't…read morehandle a lot of spice I would get the normal burger instead.

They frequently deliver to me at work. Quick and easy ordering on the app. I have only been there a…read morefew times and it is nice and clean. The sandwiches are good (cold) which I am not a fan of. But they just started doing some toasted Sammies and I am on top of that. Have tried 3 (2 of the same and a different one) and I absolutely love them. I will only order toasted from them now.

I always get the Caesar salad wrap, it tastes amazing and very filling! The people there are always…read moreso nice and the service is extremely fast.

Mama's Chicken -- Opelousas, LA (Where diets go to die and…read morenobody's sorry about it) We rolled into Opelousas four deep, hungry, and feeling righteous. The mission was simple: real Louisiana fried chicken. Not "inspired by," not "elevated," not served on a slate tile with micro-greens. Just fried chicken that makes you question your life choices. With a name like Mama's Chicken, we figured we were at least in the right parish. Then we walked in. Packed. Locals everywhere. No tourists asking what a roux is. That's when you know you've done something right. The table immediately locked in on fried chicken orders. Boom. Boom. Boom. Shrimp and fish po'boys tried to flirt from the menu, but we stayed faithful. This was a chicken church and we were ready to worship. Then... betrayal. A small sign. Barely noticeable. Almost whispered. Chicken & sausage gumbo today. I folded instantly. Zero resistance. Straight to jail for crimes against the fried chicken alliance. I ordered the gumbo and red beans and rice because I have impulse control issues and the Lord understands. The food landed like a heavyweight title fight. Fried chicken stacked high--golden, crackly, unapologetic. Light and dark meat with that perfect crust that snaps back at you. Mac and cheese doing grown-folk mac and cheese things. Fries seasoned like somebody actually cared. And then my bowl showed up. That gumbo was dark-dark. The kind of roux that lets you know it's been places. Thick, rich, unctuous, and absolutely not here to be polite. Chicken and sausage swimming like they belonged there--because they did. The red beans? Creamy, silky, plump, and riding that rice like they've been together since high school. Let me be clear: You don't know fried chicken gumbo. You think you do. But you don't--until Mama's humbles you. Mama's Chicken doesn't need hype. It doesn't need branding. It doesn't need your Yelp opinion. It just keeps feeding locals and ruining outsiders' expectations of what "good" used to mean. Come hungry. Leave happy. Nap immediately. And don't pretend you're ordering the salad.

Bread pudding is not good. Couldn't even finish it. Shrimp poboy still good just not as amazing as…read moreI remember. The soft drink dispenser could probably use a cleaning and the water could use a filter as it's colored.

Came in here because I was in the area. I was shocked at how good the king cake was. I saw plate…read morelunches over by the deli and hope to return to try them when I'm in the area again.

Love the turkey rolls for Thanksgiving Celebrations and seasoned to perfection. The boudin is…read moregreat also.

Glad we found this business on Yelp. We stopped on our road trip passing through on I10 and glad we…read moremade the detour. Took about 10 mins off the highway. We had the shrimp poboy and fries- which we split between two people and were plenty full. They have Cajun seasoning, hot sauce and plenty of napkins on the tables. You can eat indoor or outdoor. Plenty of drink selections!! The place is clean and you can even watch the fryers through a window. We had a poboy in New Orleans a few weeks before and it was no comparison to the one we had at Old Tyme--filled with large shrimp and plenty of them. We would detour here again. It is not a grocery store anymore...but a darn good place to eat. Lots of college vibes for the local university as well. Nice bathrooms that have funny decorations for him and her.

Best poboy experience in Acadiana. All varieties are great. Worth the drive…read more Not RV friendly. Streets are tight and parking is difficult but food make it worth it. A local hang out not on the tourist map but worth the trip for 5 star ***** poboy sandwiches.

I won't be eating here anymore!! I ordered the new steak sandwich. They didn't put much meat on…read moreit!! Then the the person who made my sandwich has no to argue with me about putting a little bit of meat on my sandwich To get Subway advertisers that they are brand-new everything's fresh and bigger but it's not so they can't get my business ever again!!!!!

Quick service. Courteous sandwich artist (that's what the commercial says they're called). Great…read morevalue for the product received. Located in a mini-strip mall (5 stores) on a fairly busy thoroughfare off interstate 10. On & off, stick & move. Sandwich up & I'm out the door. No complaints.

SOUR PUS WORST EVER customer greeting. NONE. The girl…read moreworking at Subway today(Monday 7/29/24 @ 3:25pm...your customer service SUCKS. Rude. NOT HELPFUL. Just ugly attitude. Whoever peed in your Cheerios...I'm sorry but honey... please work on your improving your customer interaction. GEEZE. Or stay home!

This is a Subway located inside the right entrance of Walmart. It is a pretty standard Subway…read morerestaurant. The menu isn't as wide as a stand alone store.

What a charming little coffee spot in downtown Opelousas! I was visiting town and decided to stop…read morein for a cold brew, and it was good, pretty regular coffee! What I enjoyed most was the aesthetic of the building..it's a historic Opelousas bank turned coffee shop, and I was amazed! The door to the safe still exists, and they've repurposed the inside of the safe to a cute little semi-private seating nook. To top it off, the super friendly barista graciously gave me a bit of history about the bank and area! I definitely recommend for visitors and locals alike!

The coffee is excellent and the people and place are great. It's a fabulous place to meet up with…read morefriends and actually be able to chat. Convenient location too.